The Oxford book of short poems
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Oxford [Oxfordshire] ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1985.
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Table of Contents
'Fowls in the frith' ; 'Lord, Thou claepedest me' ; 'When I see on Rood' ; 'Why have you no ruth?' / Anonymous --
Roundel ('Now welcome, summer') from the Parliament of Fowls ; Unto Adam, His Own Scrivaeyn ; Roundel ('Since I from Love escapaed am'; ) from Merciless Beauty / Geoffrey Chaucer --
'I shall say what inordinate love is' ; "Omnes gentes, plaudite!' ; 'Blessed Mary" ; 'Peace maketh plenty' ; 'Hail, Queen of Heaven' ; 'I have been a foster' ; 'Western wind' / Anonymous --
'Though ye suppose' / John Skelton --
'Madam, withouten many words' ; 'Who hath heard' ; 'the enemy of life' ; 'Sighs are my food' 'Lux, my fair falcon' ; 'Throughout the world' / Sir Thomas Wyatt --
Spouse to the Younglings / William Baldwin --
'Thou sleepest fast' / Anonymous --
To an Old Gentlewoman that Painted Her Face / George Turbervile --
'Lowest trees have tops' / Sir Edward Dyer --
Epigram (Were I a king) / Edward De Vere, Earl of Oxford --
To His Son ; 'What is our life?' ; 'Even such a time' / Sir Walter Raleigh --
'Sleep, baby mine, Desire' ; 'Like those sick folks' / Sir Philip Sidney --
'Whereas man's life' / Fulke Greville, Lord Brooke --
Bethsabe's Song ('Hot sun, cool fire') from David and Bethsabe / George Peele --
Bridal Song ('Now, Sleep, bind fast') from The Masque of the Middle Temple and Lincoln's Inn / George Chapman --
'Thyrsis, sleepest thou?' ; Sparrow-hawk proud' ; Thule ; 'My love in her attire' ; 'Since first I saw your face' 'Love me not' ; 'Sweet, let me go!' ; 'He that hath no mistress' ; Sweet Cupid, ripen her desire' / Anonymous --
To his Wife, for Striking Her Dog / Sir John Harington --
Song (O mistress mine') from Twelfth Night ; Song ('When daffodils begin to peer') from The Winter's Tale ; Song ('Jog on, jog on') from The Winter's Tale --
Song ('Full fathom five') from the Tempest ; Song ('The master, the swabber, the boatswain and I') from the Tempest Song ('Where the bee sucks') from The Tempest / William Shakespeare --
Remembrance of My Friend Mr. Thomas Morley/ John Davies of Hereford --
'Happy were he' / Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex --
De Puero Balbutiente / Thomas Bastard --
'Fair summer droops' / Thomas Nashe --
'When thou must home' ; 'Never weather-beaten sail' ; 'Thrice toss these oaken ashes in the air' ; 'Thus I resolve' ; 'Sleep, angry beauty' ; 'Thinkest thou to seduce me then' / Thomas Campion / Song ('In a maiden-time professed') from The Witch / Thomas Middleton --
Melancholy Conceit / Samuel Rowlands --
Song ('Slow, slow, fresh fount') from Cynthia's Revels ; On My First Son ; Song ('Still to be neat') from the Silent Woman ; Why I Write Not of Love ; On Something that Walks Somewhere ; ON Spies ; To Fine Lady Would-Be ; Song: That Women Are but Men's Shadows ; A Fragment of Petronius ; Song ('The fairy beam upon you') from The Gypsies Metamorphosed ; Song ('To the old, long life and treasure') from The Gypsies Metamorphosed ; 'Here she was wont to go' from The Sad Shepherd / Ben Johnson --
Computation ; The Expiration ; A Jet Ring Sent / John Donne --
Comparison of the Life of Man / Richard Barnfield --
To the Noble Sir Francis Drake / Thomas Beedome --
Epitaph / Thomas Heywood --
River-God's Song ('Don not fear') from The Faithful Shepherdess ; Song ('Care-charming sleep') from The Tragedy of Valentinian / John Fletcher --
Song ('Hold back thy hours') from the Maid's Tragedy / John Fletcher with Francis Beaumont --
'Grieve not, dear love' / John Digby, Earl of Bristol --
Air ('So full of courtly reverence') / Dudley, Lord North --
Hymn ('Drop, drop, slow tears') / Phineas Fletcher --
Motet ('A stranger here') / John Amner --
'Inconstancy's the greatest of sins' ; In a Glass Window, for Inconstancy / Edward, Lord Herbert of Cherbury --
Madrigal ('My thoughts hold mortal strife') ; To Chloris ; Madrigal ('This world a hunting is') / William Drummond of Hawthornden --
Song ('Oh, no more, no more') from The Broken Heart / John Ford --
'Let not the sluggish sleep' ; 'The Silver Swan' ; 'Love is a secret feeding fire' ; 'Art thou that she?' ; 'As life what is so sweet?' ; 'Three score and ten' ; De Morte / Anonymous --
Discontents in Devon ; Dreams ; Impossibilities, to His Friend ; Upon Himself ; The Coming of Good Luck ; The Silken Snake ; To Daisies, Not to Shut So Soon ; Upon Her Feet ; His Prayer to Ben Jonson ; To Fortune ; Lovers, How They Came and Part ; Upon Julia's Clothes ; Kisses Loathsome ; To His Book ; His Desire ; No Coming to God Without Christ / Robert Herrick --
O Common Devotion ; On Zacchaeus ; On Change of Weathers / Francis Quarles --
Sic Vita ; Sonnet ('Go, thou that vainly') / Henry King --
Song ('We'll, placed in Love's triumphant chariot high') from The Humorous Lovers ; Love's Epitaph / William Cavendish, Duke of Newcastle --
Sin ; Church Music ; Church Lock and Key ; Trinity Sunday ; Bitter-Sweet ; A Wreath / George Herbert --
Lips and Eyes ; A Lady's Prayer to Cupid / Thomas Carew --
Song to the Masquers ('Why do you dwell so long in clouds') from the Triumph of Peace ; Fie on Love / James Shirley --
On a Young Man and an Old Man / Edward May --
On a Gentlewoman Walking in the Snow / William Strode --
Occasioned by Seeing a Walk of Bay Trees ; In Praise of Fidelia ; In Obitum Ben. Jons. / Mildmay Fane, Earl of Westmorland --
'Come from thy palace' from The Conceited Pedlar ; A Song ('Music, thou queen of souls') ; 'From witty men and mad' / Thomas Randolph --
Song ('The lark now leaves his watery nest') / Sir William Davenant --
Song ('Where did you borrow that last sigh') from The Lost Lady / Sir William Berkeley --
To One Married to an Old Man ; To Chloris, Upon a Favour received / Edmund Waller --
Nymph's Song ('Let us use it whilst we may') from Il Pastor Fido / Sir Richard Fanshawe.
Song ('O'er the smooth enamelled green') from Arcades / John Milton --
To My Nephew, J.B. / Clement Barksdale --
On the Miracle of Multiplied Loaves ; To the Infant Martyrs ; On the Miracle of Loaves ; On the Blessed Virgin's Bashfulness ; On Our Crucified Lord, Naked and Bloody / Richard Crashaw --
On Himself, Upon Hearing What Was His Sentence / James Graham, Marquis of Montrose --
To My Dear and Loving Husband / Anne Bradstreet --
Seeing Her Dancing / Robert Heath --
Preface to The Progress of Learning / Sir John Denham --
One Desiring Me to Read, but Slept It Out, Wakening / George Daniel --
To Lucasta, Going to the Wars ; Song ('In mine own monument I lie') / Richard Lovelace --
Dream ; 'The proud Egyptian queen' / Sir Edward Sherbune --
Invocation of Silence / Richard Flecknoe --
Eclipse / Henry Vaughan --
Soul and Body ; Of the Theme of Love / Margaret Cavendish, Duchess of Newcastle --
Song ('Distil not poison in mine ears') / John Hall --
Song of the Shepherd Boy from the Pilgrim's Progress ; Upon the Snail / John Bunyan --
Song ('Tis true our life is but a long dis-ease') / Katherine Philips --
Mercury's Song ('Fair Iris I love') from Amphitryon ; Momus'Song to Mars ('Thy sword within the scabbard keep') from the Secular Masque ; Chorus to the Gods ('All, all of a piece throughout') from the Secular Masque / John Dryden --
Mediation 8 / Philip Pain --
Christian Ethics / Thomas Traherne --
Nudus Redibo / Thomas Flatman --
On Dorinda / Charles Sackville, Earl of Dorset --
Ever Present / Philip Ayres --
Old Man's Complaint ; A Thought on Human Life / Anonymous --
Song ('Kind lovers, love on') / John Crowne --
To - ('Let those with cost') / Thomas Rymer --
To My More than Meritorius Wife ; Grecian Kindness ; Song ('Leave this gaudy gilded stage') ; A Rodomontade on His Cruel Mistress / John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester --
Catch ('If all be true') / Henry Aldrich --
Choice / Nahum Tate --
To Her Lover's Complaint / Jane Barker --
Song ('Ladies, though to your conquering eyes') from The Comical Review / Sir George Etherege --
On Myself ; Song ('The nymph in vain') / Anne Finch, Countess of Winchilsea --
To His False Mistress ; Phillis's Resolution / William Walsh --
Les Estreines ; Adriani Morientis and Animam Suam ; The Lady who Offers Her Looking-Glass to Venus ; Domocritus and Heraclituls ; A Letter to the Honourable Lady, Miss Margaret Cavendish-Hilles-Harley ; The Insatiable Priest / Matthew Prior --
'Impatient with desire' ; Cloe / George Granville, Lord Lansdowne --
Shall I Repine? / Jonathan Swift --
Song ('See, se, she wakes') ; Song ('Pious Selinda') ; Lesbia ; Song ('False though she be') / William Congreve --
Fancy / Jonathan Smedley --
Trim's Song: The Fair Kitchen-Maid from The Funeral / Sir Richard Steele --
'If it be true' ; Jealousy / Esther Johnson --
Song ('Can love be controlled by advice?') from The Beggar's Opera ; Song ('Before the barn-door crowing') from The Beggar's Opera ; Song ('Think of dress in every light') from Achilles / John Gay --
Written on a Window ; Modesty / Aaron Hill --
On Dullness ; On a Lady Who P-ssed at the Tragedy of Cato ; Upon a Girl of Seven Years Old ; A Hymn, Written in Windsor Forest ; On a Certain Lady at Court ; Inscripto ; Epigram ('When other ladies to the shades go down') ' To Mr C, St James's Place, London, October 22nd ; Epigram engraved on the Collar of a Dog which I Gave to His Royal Highness ; On the Benefactions in the Late Frost / Alexander Pope --
Lady's Resolve / Lady Mary Wortley Montagu --
Monument / Samuel Wesley --
On the Setting Up Mr Butler's Monument in Westminster Abbey / Anonymous --
Upon an Ingenious Friend, Over-Vain / Thomas Fitzgerald --
Song ('Man's a poor deluded bubble') / Robert Dodsley --
Ad Coelum / William Pattison --
On the Death of Squire Christopher, a Remarkably Fat Sportsman / John Wigson --
Lines Written on a Window at The Leasowes at a Time of Very Deep Sorrow / William Shenstone --
Tophet / Thomas Gray --
Ode: Written in the Beginning of the Year 1746 ; Sonnet ('When Phoebe formed a wanton smile') / William Collins --
'O Memory, thou fond deceiver' from The Captivity / Oliver Goldsmith --
Comparison / William Cowper --
Moral Tetrastich: from The Persian / Sir William Jones --
'If wishing for the mystic joys of love' / Thomas Chatterton --
My Birthday / George Crabbe --
; Angel that Presided' l Infant Joy ; Infant Sorrow ; The Clod and the Pebble ; The Sick Rose ; Eternity ; 'Mock on, mock on' ; 'An old maid early' ; The Question Answered ; 'Great Things are done' ; To the accuser Who Is the God of This World / William Blake --
Grace at Kirkudbright ; 'Twa bonny lads' ; On a Dog of Lord Eglinton's / Robert Burns --
Parental Recollections / Mary Lamb with Charles Lamb --
'Says Tweed to Till' ; 'Oh, England!' ; 'As I walked by my self' ; 'I saw a peacock ; 'How many miles to Babylon' ; 'My mother said' / Anonymous --
'She dwelt among the untrodden ways' ; 'My heart leaps up' ; To A Child: Written in Her Album / William Wordsworth --
'Look not thou; ; 'Youth! thou wear'st to manhood now / Sir Walter Scott --
Sunset ; Time, real and imaginary: an allegory ; Apologia Pro Vita Sua ; Phantom ; On Imitation / Samuel Taylor Coleridge --
Soldier's Wife: Dactylics / Robert Southey --
'Had we two met' ; Dirce ; Plays ; 'Ireland never was contented' ; 'Death stands above me' / Walter Savage Landor --
Venetian Air ; an Argument: To Any Phillis or Chloe ; Song ('When the heart's feeling') ; To Miss - ('With woman's form) ; To - - ('When I loved you') / Thomas Moore --
Beneath the Cypress Shade/ Thomas Love Peacock --
'So we'll go no more a-roving' ; 'I would to Heaven' ; 'Remember thee! remember thee! ; Lines Written beneath a Picture ; Answer to -"s Professions of Affection ; 'They say that Hope is happiness / George Gordon, Lord Byron --
Song ('A widow bird sate mourning') ; The Waning Moon ; Lines to a Reviewer ; To- ('Music, when soft voices die') / Percy Bysshe Shelley --
Field path ; Lines Written on a Very Boisterous Day in May, 1844 ; Solitude ; Fragment ; Birds' Nests / John Clare --
'This living hand' / John Keats --
Song ('Stew not earth') from the Second Brother / Thomas Lovell Beddoes --
Letters ; Days ; Character ; Quatrain: Poet ; Water ; Limits / Ralph Waldo Emerson --
Best / Elizabeth Barrett Browning --
All's Well / John Greenleaf Whittier --
'From sorrow sorrow yet is born' ; The Eagle ; A Dedication ; 'I stood on a tower in the wet' ; 'Somebody being a nobody ; Frater Ave atque Vale / Alfred, Lord Tennyson --
Home Thoughts from the Sea ; Meeting at Night ; Parting at Morning ; Among the Rocks from James Lee's Wife ; 'When I vexed you' from Ferishtah's Francis ; To Edward Fitzgerald ; Appearances ; Bad Dreams / Robert Browning --
'Light-winged Smoke, Icarian bird' ; 'Each more melodius note I hear ; On the Sun Coming Out in the Afternoon ; 'For thought the eaves were rabbeted' ; 'They made me erect and lone' / Henry Thoreau --
Fall, leaves, fall / Emily Brontë --
Darkness ; 'To spend uncounted years of pain' / Arthur Hugh Clough --
'Sixty-Eighth Birthday / James Russell Lowell --
Monody ; Fragments of a Lost Gnostic Poem of the Twelfth Century ; In the Pauper's Turnip-Field / Herman Melville --
Are You the New Person Drawin Toward Me? ; Sometimes With One I Love ; Reconciliation ; A Noiseless Patient Spider ; The Last Invocation ; Ah Poverties, Wincings, and Sulky Retreats ; Old War-Dreams ; A Clear Midnight ; To the Pending Year / Walt Whitman --
Destiny ; 'Below the surface-stream / Matthew Arnold --
Heraclitus / William Cory --
Mill / William Allingham.
Revelation ; The Spirit's Epochs ; Constancy Rewarded ; Magna Est Veritas / Coventry Patmore --
Aspecta Medusa ; Memory / Dante Gabriel Rossetti --
'I like a look of agony' ; 'I'm Nobody' ; 'They say that time assuages' ; 'It dropped so low' ; 'I stepped from plank to plank' ; 'The stimulus beyond the grave' ; 'We miss a kinsman more' ; 'It sounded as if the streets were running' ; 'Drowning is not so pitiful' ; 'My life closed twice before its close' / Emily Dickinson --
What Would I Give? / Christina Rossetti --
Last Wish / Edward Bulwer, Earl of Lytton --
Power of Interval / John Warren, Lord De Tabley --
'I Look Into My Glass' ; A Thunderstorm in Town ; The Peace-Offering ; The Pink Frock ; On Sturminster Foot-Bridge (Onomatopoeic) ; The Nettles ; The Fallow Deer at the Lonely House ; The Lodging-House Fuchias / Thomas Hardy --
Heaven-Haven: A Nun Takes the Veil ; Pied Beauty ; Peace ; 'How looks the night?' ; 'Repeat that, repeat' ; 'Not all of my eyes see' ; 'She schools the flighty pupils of her eyes' ' The Rainbow / Gerard Manley Hopkins --
Triolet ('When first we met') ; April 1885 / Robert Bridges --
'I Am the Way' ; The Rainy Summer ; Maternity / Alice Meynell --
'I am a hunchback' / Robert Louis Stevenson --
On a Wife / Francis Coutts --
Night has a Thousand Eyes / Francis William Bourdillon --
Symphony in Yellow / Oscar Wilde --
At Lord's ; Heaven and Hell ; The End of It / Francis Thompson --
Eight o'Clock ; 'The night is freezing fast' ; 'The fairies break their dances' ; Revolution ; 'Stars, I have seen them fall' ; 'Crossing alone the nighted ferry' ; 'Half-way, for one commandment broken' / A.E. Housman --
Nurse's Lament ; 'We never said farewell' ; 'I saw a stable' / Mary Coleridge --
Miniature / Eden Phillpotts --
'Look, you have cast out Love!' from Plain Tales from the Hills ('Lispeth') ; 'There is a tide' from Plain Tales from the Hills ('Kidnapped') ; A Dead Statesman from Epitaphs of War / Rudyard Kipling --
All Things Can Tempt Me ; Paudeen ; The Cold Heaven ; A Coat ; A Thought from Propertius ; Death ; Spilt Milk ; The Choice ; Consolation ; The Great Day / W.B. Yeats --
Maquillage ; At the Cavour ; Isolation ; Venice / Arthur Symons --
Epigram ('Because I am idolatrous') ; Vita Summa Brevis Spem Nos Vetat Incohare Longam / Ernest Dowson --
Outcast / George Russell --
Beside the Bed / Charlotte Mew --
Old Story ; Exit / Edwin Arlington Robinson --
Early Morning ; Discovery ; The False Heart / Hilaire Belloc --
'In the desert' ; 'A god in wrath' ; 'A man said' / Stephen Crane --
On an Island ; Dread / J.M. Synge --
I Am the Poet Davies, William ; The Villain ; D is for Dog ; All in June / W.H. Davies --
Bells of Heaven ; 'Reason has moons' / Ralph Hodgson --
Sidera Cadentia: On the Death of Queen Victoria / Ford Madox Ford --
Arrogance ; The Spotted Flycatcher ; The Owl l ; Crazed / Walter De La Mare --
'Sir, say no more' / Trumball Stickney --
Elegy in a Country Churchyard ; Ecclesiastes / G.K. Chesterton --
In Neglect ; A Patch of Old Snow ; The Cow in Apple-Time ; The Line-Gang ; Dust of Snow ; Fireflies in the Garden ; The Armful ; Were I in Trouble ; A Mood Apart / Robert Frost --
'She had a name ; Cock-Crow ; Thaw ; Tall Nettles ; 'By the Ford' / Edward Thomas --
Cool Tombs / Carl Sandburg --
Leaden-Eyed ; What the Moon Saw ; Factory Windows Are Always Broken / Vachel Lindsay --
Anecdote of the Jar ; The Death of a Soldier ; Men Made Out of Words/ Wallace Stevens --
Hounds / John Freeman --
James Stephens --
T.E. Hulme --
Sort of a Song ; Hard Listener / William Carlos Williams --
Coward's Song / James Elroy Flecker --
Gift to a Jade ; Soul's Liberty / Anna Wickham --
Interior / Sir John Squire --
Let No Charitable Hope ; Cold-Blooded Creatures / Elinor Wylie --
Piano ; I Am Like a Rose ; Glory ; What Would You Fight For? ; To Women, As Far As I'm Concerned ; Intimates / D.H. Lawrence --
In Teesdale ; A Dead Mole ; Ba Cottage / Andrew Young --
Garden: robe de parade. Samain ; The Lake Isle / Ezra Pound --
Childhood ; All Soul's Night / Frances Cornford --
'Blighters' ; Base Details ; The General ; Everyone Sang ; 'In me, past, present, future meet' / Siegfried Sassoon --
Ave Caesar ; Eagle Valor, Chicken Mind / Robinson Jeffers --
Bells of Grey Crystal / Edith Sitwell --
Poetry ; A Face ; I May, I Might, I Must ; A Jellyfish / Marianne Moore --
Cousin Nancy / T.S. Eliot --
Emily Hardcastle, Spinster / John Crowe Ransom --
After War ; On the Night ; The Escape ; Moments / Ivor Gurney --
Never May the Fruit Be Plucked; To A Young Poet ; The True Encounter / Edna St. Vincent Millay --
One of the Principal Causes of War / Hugh MacDiarmid --
Arms and the Boy / Wilfred Owen --
Be Frugal / Richard Church --
'Buffalo Bill's' ; 'may my heart always' ; 'no time ago' ; 'Me up at does' / E.E. Cummings --
Good Appetite / Mark Van Doren --
Flying Crooked ; At First Sight ; On Dwelling ; The Beach ; Cat-Goddesses ; In Her Only Way ; She Is No Liar ; In Perspective / Robert Graves --
Departure / Edmund Blunden --
Black Tambourine / Hart Crane --
Pitcher / Robert Francis --
Fishing Boats in Martigues / Roy Campbell --
No Mean City / Patrick Macdonough --
Postscripts to a Pettiness / A.S.J. Tessimond --
Murderer ; The Lads of the Village ; Love Me! ; Lady 'Rogue' Singleton / Stevie Smith --
Where Are the War Poets? / C. Day Lewis --
For a Lamb / Richard Eberhart --
She and I ; The Compassionate Fool ; Forgive Me, Sire ; Shepherdess / Norman Cameron --
Temptations of Saint Anthony ; The Adversary ; Trinity Place / Phyllis McGinley --
Leave Them Alone / Patrick Kavanagh --
Old Triton Time / Vernon Watkins --
Gnome / Samuel Beckett --
Death of King George V ; Remorse / John Betjeman --
Let It Go / William Empson --
Snow ; The Ear ; Night Club ; Precursors ; Figure of Eight / Louis MacNeice --
Gare du Midi ; Epitaph on a Tyrant ; 'Base words are uttered' ; 'Behold the manly mesomorph' ; At the Party ; August 1968 / W.H. Auden --
Bed / A.D. Hope --
Old Florist ; Dolor ; Night Crow ; Wish for a Young Wife / Theodore Roethke --
Words ; War-Time ; The Lovers / W.R. Rodgers --
Stone Gentleman ; The Double Autumn ; Things to Come / James Reeves --
Entreaty / Robert Fitzgerald --
Stars and Planets / Norman MacCaig --
Casabianca / Elizabeth Bishop --
In Innocence ; 'I had gone broke' ; Interview with Doctor Drink / J.V. Cunningham --
During a Bombardment by V-Weapons ; Memorial Poem: N.S. 1888-1949 ; The Hittites / Roy Fuller --
Wind in the Tree / F.T. Prince --
'Village coddled in the valley'; Epitaph for the Poet ; 'Not in the poet' / George Barker --
Ire / R.S. Thomas --
'On no work of words' ; Twenty-Four Years / Dylan Thomas --
Death of the Ball Turret Gunner ; A War ; Well Water / Randall Jarrell --
Fox / Clifford Dyment --
He Resigns ; King David Dances / John Berryman --
Weather Ear / Norman Nicholson --
Invasion Summer / Laurie Lee --
Money ; Easter / C.H. Sisson --
Portrait / Judith Wright --
Families / Thomas Blackburn --
Plea / John Ciardi --
Ending ; A 14-Year-Old Convalescent Cat in the winter / Gavin Ewart --
Lady Ralegh's Lament / Robert Lowell --
American Primitive / William Jay Smith --
Faith and Works / Muriel Spark --
Iambic Feet Considered as Honorable Scars / William Meredith --
Monument of Hiroshima ; Development / D.J. Enright --
Old Picture ; A Negro Cemetery Next to a White One ; The Death of God ; Casting / Howard Nemerov --
O Sheriffs ; King Lot's Envoys / Drummond Allison --
Epistemology ; Parable ; Piazza di Spagna, Early Morning ; Mind ; The Proof / Richard Wilbur --
Avarice / Anthony Hecht --
Home Is So Sad ; Water ; Days ; As Bad as a Mile / Philip Larkin --
Memories of Verdun / Alan Dugan --
I Know a Man / Robert Creeley --
Answers / Elizabeth Jennings --
Renewal / James Merrill --
In a Parlor Containing a Table / Galway Kinnnel --
When the War is Over / W.S. Merwin --
To My Daughter / James Michie --
Nude Descending a Staircase ; Last Child: for Daniel / X.J. Kennedy --
Cat and Mouse ; Thistles ; Full Moon and Little Frieda ; Water / Ted Hughes --
Praying / P.J. Kavanagh --
Frog Autumn ; Barren Woman / Sylvia Plath --
Riddle / Adrian Mitchell --
Upon Shaving Off One's Beard / John Updike --
Birthday Poem: for Rachel / James Simmons --
Sous-Entendu ; The Demolition / Anne Stevenson --
Mother of the Groom / Seamus Heaney --
Tractatus: for Aidan Higgins /Derek Mahon.
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Oxford [Oxfordshire] ; New York : Oxford University Press, 1985.
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